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Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Evening Excursion 20 Brapdywine
Springs:

On Thursday, August 18th, 1887.
special trains will leave the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad stations (Msrket
street and Delaware avenue) at z. 80 p.
m for Braudywine Springs. Return.
ing, trains will leave Brandy win g
Syringe at IL, midnight. A concert
and dance has been arranged for, and
an efficient orchestra engaged. The ex.
cursion grounds are we'll lighted and
fitted up. Tickets. including railroad
fare and admission to the pavilion, 90
cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Aala of Cows.

W. j. Booth will! sell 80 fresh cows
and springers at public sale on Mon.
day, the 22d, inst. The farmers of
Mill Creek and the adjoining Hun
dreds should take tn 10 occasion to en-
large their herds, as there is an
abundance of pasture, and products
OF the dairy command good price.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
aP1ClAL nKHTSum.
n y . Rncs

thAt everybody ought TO know shas A.
Sergeant gives 22A0 ns. Of the best,
well-cleansd GOAL In every Ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindlins wood
In large loads. Lime for vhitewash-
ing. Yard, foot OF Monros street. Cen.
trail ONCE, Seventh and King streets.
Look for tho blue. sign. Open IN the
evanina.
Bush's, Preach stRoes wharf, Lila th
plsos 10 0uy your GOAL
FoH x,od coal 70 10 Bush's, French
street. wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

We are giving especial attention to
furnishing families with best brands Of
hours, and are confident we can give
entire satisfaction both as to quality
and price. Call ct the mill, 101 Mary.
land avenue, for particulars. Tatnall
Bros.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Don't Fail

to 60 on the first annual excursion of
the Home Social Circle to Birmingham
Park, on Tuesday, August %, 1887. A
fine program Of athletic sports has been
prepared for the morning, and o tub
race, followed by game OF base ball,
will be the program for the afternoon.
Special train leaves Water and French
streets at 8 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Fess to look anywhere
fan't suit you in price
you don't want any
you can't find what
PotA il style size and
E our clothing. mems
P0ys' and children's,
F until they are all
/ cont propose to
| over. If you dom t
Esalns somebody else
In Goa S and vests are
Pand-we can supply
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Windows Broken,

Two lights of glass in tho show win.
dow of Charity M. Scallen's cigar store,
at No. 1920 Market street, were broken
yesterday by pieces OF flying rock from
blast made By the workmen engaged
In lay Ing the new street railway.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

We have just received . small lot of
solid silver open face Elgln watches,
which we are selling at $3.50. and ore
warran ted good time pieces, at Hanf's,
No. 15 East Fourth Etreet.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
For q Fine Gold

or silver watch at astonishingly low
figures call on A. e. Williamson,
jeweler, los West Eighth street. We
have special bargain in gents lax.
gold watch .. $48 90. this watch is
usually sold ct from $5s to $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

SHILoH's vITALIzER Is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appe-
tite, Dizziness and ell symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by N. B. Dan forth, cor.
End and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

We invite those who have been una
BILE TO get o -four that would just suit
them 10 grve US trial, az we know we
can satisfy them. j. 8. Hamilton q
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold hy N. B. Dan.
forth, cor, and and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

For bad blood no remedy Is so nice as
DIR. Ssmms' Blood Purifier. Depot,
Fourth and King, Wilmington, Del.
Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

GROUP, wHooPING COUGH and Bron.
ohitis Immediately relieved by Shi!oh's
Cure. Sold by NIB. Danforth, cor. End
and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
,JuSt KoOeIvoQ

taloupes, which will be sold at the low
est prices at SMELTz's, 13 e. 4th.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
A Pretty Womaa's secret.

LOOK YOUNG ~ long as you can,
prevent tendency to wrinkles or aReiuR
OF the skin BY using LEAURELLE
OIL. Elegant for clearing complexion,
rough skin, chspped face or hands.
Keeps the hands and face soft and
smooth. Preserves . youthful, plump
condition OF the features. Only sub
stance existing that will prevent or
arrest tendency to wrinkles. An ele CANT
dressing and preservative tonic for the
hair. No oil or grease. Ask for Leau.
relle OIL. S1.00 ct druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

You never saw so many hats and
bonuets ut ons time rs there are at 6l7
Market street. Importers sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Tree Blown Down,

A large willow tree in front OF Phillip
Plunkett's residence, at Front and BOD
ney streets, was partly blown down
last night. This tree Is said to be very
old.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all consignment goods; must be
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jacohs, GIT
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Low Ball Chewing Tobacco is en-
phatically the largest ten-oenr plug in
existence. Ask your dealer for 1t. Its
fine.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she becarue Miss, she clung TO Castoria
Oria.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Ferdinand
1 1.-THE Journal
says the Russian
.lsnnla has handed

17.-Iho oo~
says the Russian ian
tIuopls has handed
est against Prince
ncy OF the Bulgarian
mat be has been
ous attempt against
Powers. and that the
his sd venture and
,stion Of these rights
irsly with him, ever
vers think Ct to per-
Ia, their privileges.
FER, makes inis per;
{Csn 1t be supposed
Iopsld or herself alone
fbe defender OF what
Elin treaty ?"
Iau Gasstte's article
|suy cannot approve
Ia course is supposed
bred by Pfince Bis
n bile interview with
q, the Russian Am.
Austria, England and
Il tos Porte that their
Iin in Bulgaria ana
ID with the govern.
hisls thst the appoint
|spdi as Turkish Com
|sria DO cancelled.
|IE, Angust 17.-The
referred TO by the
ltersbourg is q copy of
10 the Powers, where
s,s the Powers to take
10 Uphold tbs Berlin
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price IS cts.
Sold by N. B. Danfortb, cor. End B.
Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

W. Harry Blythe, salesman with
Justis q Davidson, olothiers. has re-
turned home from his vacation.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Go To

Taylor 8 Fullerton's, No. 30a King
street, for puse drugs of all descrip-
tion.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
|ously Ill.

ously Ill.
is Of Milford. father OF
y General Davis, Is
| his residence in that
|tree weeks ago he was
|t-ated with the heat,
biz took o cold bath,
! be has been confined
tious to this Mr.. Davis
BIZ with heart and kid
|ica were no doubt ag.
j cold bath while in q
|. Ha is well known in
bas the chairman OF the
|s.s.e Convention.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Iith and her niece, Mics
DO, have gone to visit
b., where they will re-
weeks or two months.
bl,h them q pleasant
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

"a Rush st., Chicago, Ill.
lpolled to stand on my feet
\ hours my feet became sore
Ike hte. st. Jacobs OIL
have had no return,
HENRY RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
For Sale, q Grocery Store

And fixtures. doing good business; or
will take man with one half interest.
Such chance is seldom offered. Ad-
dress A. B., REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
} Leg Oured.

u,s st., Philadelphia, Pa.
PSI, Jacobs Uil In, my family
felrs. Two years ago l bad
ltcurei ne Of all pains
enSth % the leg.
CHATEAU BIZON.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Best place to get beef, mutton or veal
is of Lowell, stall IL, City Market.
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

made clear - crystal with "Rough on
Dirt" Suds or soap should not be used.
II you would have them clear, pure,
clean and bright, without odor or taste
Of soap. use Rough on Dirt" 1Oc. and
26c packages. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

uorydon, Indiana.
e.tured clsvi,le, and very
Jacobs on cured me; other
|LiieNi. LEVI hOTTELL.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Importers' consignment Of millinery
goods ut SIT Market street. Wonderful
bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
! Accidents.

ent's Asylum. Balto., Md.
iused BY bruises and acci-
r used st. Jacobs OH, ard
That IS recommended.
SISTER MARIE,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

elon gives relief; every bot.
Pre-; every bottle tested as to
genuine bsttle bears the
p signature; every home In
us value; every spoken Ian.
pe nsge; every journalist
4! dealet knows Its merits;
hnds 1t perfect. Sold by
psaisr', Prizes tifly csnts per
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Belief.
4 Lexington, Kentucky.
be1us relief nom muscular
never used any remedy 80
seObs Uil. b. Il. THOMAS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
D -sssnEz1 :. -...nr..sB~~s
OBS OH
ns and AcheS.
TROU BLES.
Relief,

b st. Jacobs uil freely and
)id drafts.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

= l. VoGELER co.. Bal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13
&atboItf6e uniperittdt.

Na9folsenbe Depei9e bra9te am Z. b.
Wtts. bic ahociirte grefe, bod bemerten
mir, baB bisislbs NIT 8ori9t aufsu.
nsbmen TT: Sier (u 8aItimore) iinb
bsute cine sroBe an,abI @arbentrdser Der
tatbolii9en Stride ueriammelt, peI9e ben
SIan fir bic grrt9tuns Der fatbolti9en
l1niueriitdt beratben. Inter ben Mnpei ems
ben wareu Cardinal @ibbons BON 8altis
more, bic @rsbii90fe gorrisan pon Seem
Oort, @tqtams pom Bottom, &yar pon
9biIubeIpbia unb bic 8iidSfe Srslanb BON
ct. Saul, &eane BON &i5monb, Spals
bling pom Yeorta, Martp BON Oatota, Or.
Maes BON @~Outnston, ::Wisr. 5orIep pou
Seem Yort unb cine Mntabl anseiebensr
@etitIt6en unb Qaien aus allen @esenben
bes 2anbes.
Gum Sit BET neuen l1n:perftdt wurbe
BON Der Webrbeit ber 8rdlaten @afbings
ton erwdbIt. Die gIdue fir bas ltniuers
iitdtssebdube wurben uorseIest unb senebs
mist. Der Sau iou nod in bieism 6erbft
besonnen werben. 8ti9of &sane BON
&i6monb wuroe gum eriten &ector erpdblt.
@r3bti9of 8iuiams, gti9of &eane unb
Ebomas Bossaman bon 8~aibinston muir.
ben als guu: ausi9uB erpdbIt. Sin Sams
mel ausi6uB, gu benz aue Gr5biid6fe unb
gti66fe I'M 2anOe sepdbIt finS, purbs aud
einseiett. I9t Wtuionen iolen erforbers
lid iein, wenn Der gau entipre6enb aufs
sefibrt unb Der llniperiitdt cine ausreis
4enOe austattuns aeseben perbsn iou.
0auon finb Biz iett nur 500. 900, eirs
i3IieBIi9 Der pom Srdulein Galbpsu bins
terlafsnen $500, 900, seit6ert. Dis tbsos
losti9e 5atultdt fol- 3uerit er6fnet psrs
ben. Ser Srben pon ct. Sulptce wirb
ALE 2ebrftibIe bisisr Satultdt bsiesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13
5eitnitipe 8riinoung eincS
oeuti6en, fatbolii6en
BrefoereiuS.

Sn einem 2ocaIe bss ct. Wi9aels,
S9ulbuuies gu Chicago %ueriammeIten fid
am Wittwo6, ben 7. September, &ebats
teure unb 9erausseber Der beuti9en,
tatboIii@sn 8eitunsen Der Ser. Staaten.
Ote In Cincinnati prouiiorti9 ansenoms
meme Contribution warb burdberatben unb
benz neusesriubeteu gereine traten bic
anpeisnben Rebatteure unb 8ertreter BET.
Oas prouiiorii9 ernannte gomits trat ab
unb einitimmis wurben folsenbe geamten
erpablt. Srdtbent, g. @onner uon ber
rQuremburser @a3ette" unb Soma"
Sefretdr, 9err 6. 8lantenmeier pom
v9eroIb bes @laubens" unb S6atmeiiter
9err ". 9tttrt6 pom vWabrbsitsf reunb".
Den abtretenben 9errn waro Der 8ant
bes 8eretns eritattet. Der bo9p. 8ater
IS. Suppert aeiste bic prd9tis ausseituttete
Ibreie ber tatb. 8refe on ben 81. Sater
unb Elm 9robeeremplar Der Subelza ussabe
ber beuti9en tatboIti9sn gIdttsr gum
8eiten bes Qeos5auies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13
@e6ruf su 8emetuiautem 9ors
Beben Se8en obfe0ne btIos
H6e Sarfeaungen.
(alus Der .&atb. Bolts. 3eituus.)

8eri6iebene tatbolii9e 3eitunsen in
Dsuti9lanb briusen einen Mufruf unter
obissm EiteI, ben Der gfarrsr Sader su
&esbeim tn Bayern bat erseben Iafsn.
Derielbe lautet:
v@tne b69it bebentlids @ri4sinuns uns
ierer 8eit ftnb bic abi9suli9en Rubitaten,
bic obieOnen biIbIiden 9arftsQunsen, be-
men unier ause iiberaa besesnet. Wolten
MIR, baB unier Bid auf iol9e i6amloie
9ilber nt9t mebr itoBe, banu pdre es balo
notb, baB mir nit sei5lofenen 4usen ems
beraeben. 9ie 4bbibunsen BON Sampf,
fdifisn, bic Gntiinbisunsen BON &uuifs u.
Observation-Disclosures In @aifb6fen uub
gabnbofreifaurationen, bic Bresramme,
wsl9s fir SeitIi9teiten, grobuttionen,
Gonaerte uiw. ausseseben werben, bic @es
iddftsan3eisen unb gmpfeblunssn, Die
Speiietartsn ber Sotsls unb 8iertrislein
Der @irtbe, bic i~imbiuunsen Der griefs
bSsIein unb gouperts, bic Padete, 3u be-
men SiBisteiten, &affse, bic ueri9tsbsnsn
GBwaaren uiu. seformt uerben, bic @lds
ier unb @ei9trre, In benen @etrdnte ses
tauft unb uer3sbrt wsrben, Stdrtss unb
3inbb6Ia9sni4a9teI5en, tur3, aass frost
BON Rubitdten ober Sblc6nitaten.
&omme i9 In cine gatbierftubs binsin,
I'M mid rafiren su Ia0eu, werbe t9 70 bins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13
Die Seriammlun8 Oer oeuti6en,
fatboliiGen Yriefter.

9m RittpO9. ben Z. September, fanb
in l1bli9'S 9aIe gu gbicaso cine Ser
iamlnluns beuti3er Yriefter Der Union
ffatt. IS batten fi3 iiber $50 etnses
funbsn. Ser Seriammluns prdfbirte bsr
bo1w. 8atsr @m. Eappert BON COPING
ton, &p. Ser bodw. Ebeobor 8riner
pom Quincy mar giceprdfbent unb ais
Setretdre amtirten bic bo9u. 9srrn 0.
Sarber pom ct. Souls uub bo9u. 8ater
Sunbt Don ct. Beters, Snb. Die gers
iammluns parb NIT @sbst %er6ffnst unb
na9bem &su. @. Sappsrt bic einIeitenbsn
S4ritte erldutsrt, perIas bo9w. 8ater
Sdrber bic proietttrte Contribution. 8ir
entnebmen berielben bas 5oIsenbe:
1. Ser 8erein ioQ ben gtamen ,glmerifanii6,
tatbolii6er Yrteiterperetn" fibren.
2. patron bes 8ereins 1T Der 81. Mi6ael.
3. 3ped bes gereins III: Die Sortiesur9 Der
General Beriammllingen a~meritanii6er Ratboz
Iiten III betreibeu; bel Qusfibrung Der Be-
i6liiiie bieier @eneralsS Be iammlun9en Sl bel
fen llno briioerli6e @intsa6t unb 9e9enieiti9e
Srelnoi6ait 81 pfleS.n.
4. 9aS @recutips Gomite TOD aus einem 4rGz
ii6enten, einem 0ice.R rGIibenten, einem S6aB;
meifter unb Suei SefretGren beteben.
8. 9iitritts 9ereine iouen %organiitrt unb ieOesz
nal pom benz Der Ordination mad Glteiten
Brieiter SuiammenberIfen werbeu.
g.. Sie @enerals 8eriammluu9 fol- pom Gre
cutip: Gomite einberufen iperben.
Als Brditbent erbielt ber bodu'fte @es
neral : @itar s. Miblfiepen bic meiiten
Stimnen unb mar iomit erwdbIt. 8ater
Sappert wurbe gum esPrdfbenten nos
mtnirt unb sepdbIt. Gum eriten Setretdr
wurbe 9ater W. Sdrber pom ct. 2ouis,
gun, 3wsitem Sstretdr gater 8. 81. gn5eI'
berger pom giopolis, Sa., unb gum S9ass
gater SOispb Gif4er sepdblt.
Sine uon Germ s. arenbes seflbrte
Delegation bes Central. 8ereins frat In
ausenbIide eth, UNI bic 9riBe bss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13

Central : Sereins gu iiberbrinsen uu6 bic
Brtefter etntulaoen, bic auf beute Na3z
mittas anberaumte 8eriammluug bes Sers
Gins in Gorpore gu beiu9en.
Die ginIabung wurbe nit geifau anqe,
nou1men unb beidIuifen, berieIbsn na9jus
tommen.
Der folsenbe Nntrag in gerbinbung
nit Der neu%sesrinbeten @eieuf9aft einen
sesenieitisen Inter titunssperein ms 2es
ben su rufen, purbe einem @omite our 8ss
ritterfattuns in Der nd9iten @eneraIz
8eriammIun9 iiberpieien.
0ieies gomtte beitebt aus benz bo6p.
Slater 9ouer pou ct. 2ouis un6 benz
bodu. Sater griiuer pon Quincy, 81.
Sobanu bislt Der goriisenbe cine Ins
ipra9e an bic Seriammluns In 8etreff bss
2eosSauies.
@r eriu1te in warmen @orten idmmts
Ii9e aupeienbe Yrieiter, @ass, mas In
ibren &rdften ftdnbe, auf,ubteteu, um bieie
InseIesenbeit gu einem @rfoIs gu MAIDEN.
gis istt ieien $40, 900 gu bieiem 3pet
in Der &afe. SnbeB Idseu aus ptsIsn
OiOeeien nod feline gertdte uor.
Slater 9oIer unterfitte bisien gppeu
bes Srdiioenten unb tniipfte barau cine
Wtttbeiluns, wel9e ibm pom bo9u'ften
gr3biidof 9eib BON MiIwautee sema@t
worben Jet.
Der bo9p' tie 9err babe ft3 erboteu,
faIs ct, 9ater @oler, bic eriten $50, 900
su bieiem 3pet iamu1ele, fi9 fir bic fol-
senben $50 900 gu uerbarsen. (applaus. }
Ran CAB f9 barauf bas Ssripre9en,
bic gewesuus warm gu untertisen.
9ierauf uertaste man fid nit einem brsis
faden sod" auf ben 81. Sater.
l1nmitteIbar barauf fanb bas senlein.
ihaftIihe MtttaaeiIen itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13

ieIbe aum @esenfanbe, unb MUIR cine grs
lei9teruns ibrer i5peren Gorge tam es
iein, penn berieIbe uOn iesensrei9sm grs
fols besleitet lit.
9arum nod Elm Mal: auf NIT Soft
unb fir @ott tn etnem beiltsen Sample
uioer bic INNER meter it1 uerbrettenbe unb
immer unbeiluoller it5 seitaItenoe S4ams
unb Sittenlofisteit uniern bilbli9en Oars
i%telunsen! @ott mill es, 9ottes @bre
perIan9t es!
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NeisIuttonen
Der eriten AmeriianiidsoeltfdeH aatb0lifca=
Yeriammlung In Gbitag0.

/. T%inftauienb beuti6e fatbolii9e RGnner
aus alien Sbeileu Der Ser. Staater Qmerita'S
aui Der sriten ameritaniit soeuti6en 6atbolis
tens gerIammlun9 in @bica9o pereini9t, era6s
ten mir eS ais uniere erite uno porrebmlte
Yfi6t. benz 9emeiniamen 8ater Der tatbolii6en
9briitenbeit, OR. Seiligteit, Yapit geo XIII. III
ieinem beporitebenben 9ol6enen prieiters Subj
ldum uniere auiri6ti9ften uno bersli6iten
@liidwlnl6e 5u entbieten, Seine Seili9teit urls
ierer unbeotn9ten unterperfun9 inter has uns
ieblbare Sebramt oes Steluertreters @briiti Hno
Na6fol9ers oes bl. Yetrlls, ionic Hnierer per;
trauenspoulten SinSabe on S06itberen 10 pds
terli6 frieoiame ais 9~lGn;eno erfolgrei6e Sirs
tenior9e ueriI6erno. @elegentli6 bieier unierer
ebrerbieti9iten Sulot9un9 ium prieiterli9en
Ssubelieite 0eS b06iten Sberbtrten, ertlGren mir
uniere polite 3%uitimmln9 ju 8eiien Sorberln9
Der g9ieoerberlteiun9 Seiner territorialen Sous
perGnitGt, aus9eiproden in Seinem S6reiben
OIL Sarbiual Rampolla, or. Seili9teit Staatss
IetretGr, pom sSuli 1887. W09e 6ieles Subels
ieit bes 81. 8aters bur6 bic @rfilun9 Der ebenIo
gere9ten ais iriebli6 %perlau9ten Sor6erun9 Or.
Seili9teit ju9lei9 ein SSubeliabr fiir bic game
tatbolii6e SbrIienbeit weroen.
2. DIS beuti6e 6atboliten in 2lmerita, bic
treue anbGn9li6teit an bic bl. Stride un6 an
has Qooptiplan6 nit Der BemabrlIng Oeutl6er
@eiinnun9 gu perbinben piiien, perii6ern mir
uniern bo6p'ten Sberbirten, iopre benz &C.
iammten ameritanii6en 8olfe, baB mir, 9erabe
liz Strait Der Seitbaltun9 an unierer idOnen
beutiben W~tutteripra6e unb oil uniern 9uten
lationalsn Sitten, geibes 81 erfiilen Ebefdbi9t
lub aepiut iinb, CUTE &atboliten, iowie quite
amerifaHil9e Burger 81 lern.
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Som @aKeria5tisen. - Cue. IA.
g { II.

@enn i6warse Na9t rings nm Did Der,
9Senn eS Dir i6pil wiro, bang uno l9wer,
unb nenn Sein armeS Ser3e tla9t-
gi6t per;a9t!
gSenn Did um9ibt Der SOien &utb,
Dir i6on eutiGlt Der felte Wtutb,
gSenn'S i6eint, ais Oh eS ntnnler ta9t
Ni6t perja9t!
9Genn On ben gus9an9 finoeit nt6t,!
Sir leu6tet ni5t etu etnji9 Et6t,
gSenn allies ulu Did Der &t6 pla9t-
9tt9t DerSa9t!
Gieb', broben itrablt ein li6ter Stern,
9os gll9e @ottes, SeineS Serrn,
9as ipribt III Dir: Sreuno, nt6t 9etla9t!
Srti6 9ewa9t!
guf Soft MIR ri6te Seiuen Slif
nno frii6er Mtlltb febrt Dir juriId,
Ga Geine gauge Seele ia9t:
Srti6 9ewa9t!
g8ie tbOri6it, perr On ban9e bit!
9ti6t auer Gage abeno 1T,
9ta6 triiber gta9t es frObli3 ta9t:
SriI6 9ema9t!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-03
H"I wish the election was over

S II wish the election was over,
sighed Count Moore. II am heartily
sick of the campaign abuse that has
been going on. 1t seems of late years
q little group Of men have gotten mad
and kept themselves in perpetual
fury all the time. They seem to
think abuse and villifcation are poll
tics. They damn Clevelands admin
istration, because be has three men
from this State in office who are dis.
tasteful to them; they squeal, spit and
sputter every time German and Rasin
are mentioned; they amuse audiences
with sharp. bitter, caustic and sarcas-
tic talk which convinces or converts
nobody, and they thus provoke the
other eide until it comes back with
equally bitter taunts and sneers. And
that has been our campaigning for
FIVE years. 1t would be scandalous if
it had not grown ridiculous from re-
petition. The orators have degener.
ated into professional scolds and their
meetings are attended by the curious
Just as some old termagants TRADES
would be. The chestnut bell ought
to be rung on these fellows. They
fancy the entire public to be as sour
and vicious as themselves, whereas
the healthy and amiable people are
simply bored when they are notamussd
by the same old stories. Il would not
be bad idea for some one to follow
these vindictive cusses with phono-
graph and take down their angry ut.
terances for future campaigns. 1t
would be excruciatingly funny to take
the talking machine around every
Fall and grind it before opposition
audiences. Il would save effort and
get off the old talk with some Of the
grace Of original freshness. The peo-
pie are laughing at this show Of tenn
per and malice, and it has lost its ef-
fect. The best way to answer it 10 to
vote against them and next Tuesday
i. snow them under. am like a great
many others bored and tired, but
, shall vote the democrat ticket and
beat Dorsey at Pedro-if ! can. Ia
Ia"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-03

to be thought OF. It was not to be
supposed that grand popular system
like ours could 90 forward without
encountering some shock. some OBJ
structions. convulsions were to be
expected. but they have 90 far served
only to demonstrate its strength.
For ourself We point with honest
pride to the character of both our
State and county tickets. Chosen in
accordance with an established usage
of the party, men known to be in
sympathy with the cardinal principles
of the party. representing almost every
vocation in life-known to be thorough.
~ fitted Cor the zAapective place for
for which they have been % honorably
named. give us courage in breasting
the storm of the opposition and the
assurance of another Democratic vic
tory.
1t is no time to daily with the
enemy-no time to brood over disap.
pointed hopes, stimulate dissensions,
nurse animosities. We are fighting
for the preservation of a great princi.
ple-the men chosen to represent it
are worthy to lead us-their survices
and character alike claim our conf
dence.